Museum Garden Painting

My motivation is for each painting to be special and unique, taking care of the details, applying what I already know, and discovering new things along the way. For this reason, when I find a subject, I investigate it in different ways until I discover what I am interested in expressing. This entire process leads me to build a series. Landscape is a continuous source of inspiration in my work. In the landscape, I find textures and abstract forms that are attractive and invite me to study the most organic part of painting. It is there where the mixed technique predominates; often, I dispense with the brush and use spatulas instead. Additionally, I am interested in the figure, integrating it into different spaces, sometimes as the protagonist and other times as a reference within a landscape. Technique: I mainly work with oils, but in many of my paintings, I use a mixed technique where I include other materials such as acrylics or sprays to create new textures. Support: I typically work on wood panels because of their rigidity and final finish. This support allows me to use different materials and textures. My paintings are always ready to be hung. Large formats are mounted on stretcher bars, and I always paint the edges to give a more finished look. Smaller formats are usually delivered with a basic frame that I consider more appropriate for smaller works.